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ACCOUNTING

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ACCOUNTING

Offered Only FALL & SPRING Semesters

This course will provide students with an introduction to fundamental financial accounting principles concentrating on analyzing, recording and communicating the economic events of business organizations. Classrooms with Computer Lab component. Required textbook is available at the QCC Bookstore.

Registrants will:" differentiate service-based businesses and merchandising firms" develop competency in preparing and understanding financial statements" gain insight into how owners, managers and other stakeholders use and interpret financial results" explore how contemporary issues and recent publicized events have impacted the business and regulatory environment and the crucial role accountants serve in the overall economic system" further encounter financial accounting and internal control systems businesses implement to monitor and safeguard their assets

Note: Registrants pursuing this NEW Accounting & Computer Assistant Business Certificate who have previously taken Accounting I (BUX 195) and have not previously taken Accounting II (BUX-196) should take this course to meet the requirements for the NEW Accounting & Computer Assistant Business Certificate.

QUICKBOOKS PRO FOR WINDOWS

Designed especially for small and home-based service and retail businesses. Manage and record day-to-day transactions. Set up your own accounting system to automate invoicing and payroll. Recommended: knowledge of Microsoft Windows (see page 21 - CPX-020) and completion of BUX 195 or a background in bookkeeping or accounting.

ACCOUNTING & COMPUTER ASSISTED BUSINESS CERTIFCATE

Designed for new business owners, bookkeepers, and those individuals prospectively working to support the business function in any field/industry, and students contemplating business careers and further study of accounting at the college level.

CUSTOM CONTRACT TRAINING

Continuing Education and Workforce Development provides custom contract training for various organizations including corporations, small businesses, non-profit agencies and government institutions. Please call Jeff Chen at 718.281.5546 to set up a meeting to discuss your needs. Here are a few areas in which we can serve you:

ALLIED HEALTH & EMERGENCY CARE

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CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT TRAINING & CERTIFICATION

Attain the skills for the professional rescuer. AHA requires "pass" grade on skills exam & minimum of 85 score on written exam to qualify for certification. Dress comfortably. Required textbook to be read prior to class: American Heart Association: BLS for Healthcare Providers (latest edition with new 2010 protocols), available at the QCC Bookstore.

NOTE:Students should take Basic(AHX-100) if more than one year since certification.

BASIC CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT

Basic techniques for CPR certification.

*Includes $8.50 for pocket face mask as required by new AHA protocols and certification card.

Covers all techniques undertaken by the EMT, and all operational aspects of the job. Demonstration, practice, and clinical observation are integrated. To take the NYS exam and become certified, registrants must be 18, fluent in English, and not physically disabled. Bring to 1st class card certifying current CPR and standard First Aid or CFR credentials. Required Textbook: Brady Emergency Care, 12th Edition, is available at the QCC Bookstore. Prerequisite: CPR required & First Aid recommended. MMR Proof of Immunization required at 1st class. Exam at end of semester.

CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT

Instruction includes lectures, lab, and clinical practice under the supervision of a licensed registered nurse. This 120-hour program is fully accreddited and approved by the New York State Education department. Payment Plan: $685 due at initial time of registration plus $15 registration fee. $365 balance due at end of first class month.

No refunds issued for lateness. Timeliness and attendance is enforced; this will impact on eligibility for meeting program and exam requirements. High School Diploma or equivalent required.

EKG TECHNICIAN: NHA CERTIFIED

Obtain intoductory skills to secure an entry-level EKG Tech position. Introduction to cardiac anatomy and terminology, recognition of cardiac emergencies, obtaining a 12-lead ECG or EKG tracing and basic rhythm interpretation. Includes 4 hours Clinical offsite TBA A certificate of attendance will be awarded upon satisfying required attendance, written exam, and skills demonstrations. Required textbook available for purchase at the QCC Bookstore. Required: High School Diploma or Equivalent before class enrollment Prerequisites: CPR (AHX-100) + Medical Terminology (AHX-179) before class enrollment Corequisite: Standard First Aid (AHX-183) before or in conjunction with class enrollment

ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS & HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

This course will introduce students to the functions of the Electronic Health Record, its benefit to healthcare workers as well as the benefit to physicians and patients. The course will teach the students about the government requirements related to the transition from a paper based record to an Electronic Health Record. Students will explore the technological requirements for an Electronic Health Record system and discuss some of the available options as well as understanding the various systems that comprise the Electronic Health Record. Required textbook: Merida L. Johns, Health Information Management Technology: An Applied Approach, Third Edition, AHIMA

EMERGENCY ROOM TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

An ER Tech provides technical support to MDs and RNs to optimize patient care. The ER Tech assists the MDs and RNs by performing Phlebotomy and IV starts, performing 12-lead EKGs, transporting patients to other departments, performs wound care, obtains lab specimens, documents all care / procedures provided, and performs other responsibilities as assigned. Requirements: Registrants must have AHA / BLS certification current before beginning program and upon completion of program. Students will be required to meet with Program Coordinator once per semester to assess progress towards completion of program. HS Diploma required. Participants will be required to complete all course work and to successfully complete all certification exams within 2 consecutive semesters.

Upon successful completion of all courses, candidates will be awarded QCC "Emergency Room Technician" Certificate of Completion. Prerequisite: To earn the certificate, the following five courses must be successfully completed within 2 consecutive semesters at Queensborough Community College/Continuing Education: AHA/BLS (Basic Cardiac Life Support) AHX-100: Prerequisite for all courses EKG Technician: AHX-170 Emergency Medical Technician: AHX-110 IV Technician: AHX-172 Medical Terminology: AHX-179 Waivers available upon verification for current EMTs for EMT requirement (upon verification of active status)

Bundle Pricing for Certificate Program ONLY AVAILABLE at initial time of registration.

REFUND POLICY: Requests caculated by subtracting individual course costs from bundle rate prior to 2nd class meeting. All 7 courses @ $4500. For current EMT’s - Only 3 courses (EKG, IV, Phlebotomy) @ $3150 Partial Payment Schedule: 50% tuition payment due at initial time of registration & balance due at end of 1st semester. Students will not be permitted to enroll in sequential certificate courses for 1st subsequent semester unless balance of tuition payment is made prior to new enrollment. Note: Early Registration Discount is not applicable.

HOME HEALTH AIDE

Home Health Aides are in high demand in today's job market. Our mission is to provide quality home care in an holistic manner. Home health aides provide direct care to the elderly, chronically ill or disabled patients in the comfort of the patient's home rather than in a hospital or long-term care facility. The Home Health Aide program offers a broad foundation of knowledge and skills required. Instruction includes lectures, lab, and clinical practice under the supervision of licensed registered nurse. Program consists of 77 hours of classroom instruction, 8 hours of lab of clinical instruction in an offiste facility. This 85-hour program is fully accredited and approved by the New York State Education Department. Prerequisites: High School Diploma or GED, and; US Citizenship or Legal Working Permits. Students will be tested in basic reading comprehension prior to admission into the program. Proof of immunizations will also be required.

INFECTION CONTROL

NYS mandated training for renewing health-care licenses. Approved by the NYS Dept. of Education, this course covers Dept. of Health policy re: H.I.V. and Hepatitis B, and Board of Regents and Dept. of Health regulations on professional conduct. Receive certificate of completion.

MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY FOR ALLIED HEALTH PROGRAMS

This course teaches word construction and definitions that together comprise the language of medicine. Registrants will learn to identify medical words and terminology by their component parts, and will also receive an introduction to basic anatomy and physiology (with a focus on the cardiovascular and hematic systems) This course teaches word construction and definitions that together comprise the language of medicine. Learn to identify medical words and terminology by their component parts, and will also receive an introduction to basic anatomy and physiology (with a focus on the cardiovascular and hematic systems) and understand the importance of medical terminology in the healthcare professions. Participants will be required to pass a quiz at the end of Day 1 and an exam at the end of Day 2. Required textbook is available at the QCC Bookstore. This course is recommended for EMT students.

PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN: NHA CERTIFICATION

Obtain the introductory skills to secure an entry level phlebotomy position. Learn various methods of blood collection through venipuncture, capillary puncture, and existing intravascular devices. Emphasizes use of anticoagulants, the order of draw, and procedures for obtaining and processing specimens. Safety considerations for all health care professionals and patients discussed. Course includes 4 hours Clinical - offsite TBA. Registrants should purchase stethoscope, B/P cuff, lab coats, and non-latex gloves; with $35 cash (approximatley) paid to instructor at first class meeting for venipuncture supplies.

Attendance, written exams, and skills demonstration required. A certificate of attendance will be awarded upon successful completion of the course. Course does not include NHA-certification test; please register separate section (AHX-171 NHA) with additional $25. Aprroximate NHA exam cost.$100 fee paid directly to testing agency when registering for exam at class on test date. Required textbook available for purchase at the QCC Bookstore. Required: High School Diploma or Equivalent before class enrollment Prerequisites: CPR (AHX-100) + Medical Terminology (AHX-179) before class enrollment Corequisite: Standard First Aid (AHX-183) before or in conjunction with class enrollment

MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

The demand for Medical Office Assistants in hospitals, long term care facilities and doctor’s offices continues to increase in NYC. Assistants are now being asked to manage administrative functions of the practice, including electronic health records billing and coding procedures, clinical, technical and diverse cultural skills. Earn industry certifications from the American Health Information Management Association, American Heart Association, and National Healthcareer Association.

STANDARD FIRST AID: AMERICAN HEART SAVER

Attain employee training on external bleeding control, injuries, wound care, asthma and allergic reactions, (weather-related) shocks, burns, poisons and sudden illness in the workplace. Learn to recognize everyday emergency situations and take appropriate action until professional help arrives. The American Heart Heartsavers guidelines mandate the required workbook manual be read prior to class (available at the QCC Bookstore @ less than $10).

CHILD ABUSE ID & REPORTING CERTIFICATION

Approved by the NYS Dept. of Education, this course covers legal definitions of child abuse, neglect, and maltreatment; physical and behavioral signs of abuse; procedures for reporting; and legal implications of reporting and failing to report. Bring license & SSN to class.

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BLUEPRINT READING & ESTIMATING

Offered Only FALL Semesters

Interpret drawings used in the building trades and read blueprints for residential and commercial buildings, including site, structural steel, wood frame, concrete, masonry, HVAC, electrical and plumbing prints. Cost estimating and planning will be discussed.

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BOOKKEEPING

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BOOKKEEPING

Offered Only FALL & SPRING Semesters

Designed for those with little or no previous experience in Bookkeeping but aspire to grow in this career. This course covers basic bookkeeping information and practices. Emphasis will be placed on manual bookkeeping. Registrants will be encouraged to discuss job situations and also share personal experiences in this field. Classrooms with 5 sessions of Computer Lab component. Registrants will learn bookkeeping terms and their applications, including: "revenues and expenses" journal entries "general ledger" the accounting cycle "financial statements" special journals" merchandising accounts" depreciation" checking account" interest" payroll records" partnerships" corporations" bank reconciliations" preparing reports using the computer Required textbook: Bookkeeping Made Simple by David A. Flannery, The Philip Lief Group is available at the QCC Bookstore.

Note: Registrants pursuing this NEW Accounting & Computer Assistant Business Certificate who have previously taken Bookkeeping I (BUX 192) and have not previously taken Bookkeeping II (BUX-193) can take this course per below schedule (BUX-194 NEW for 5 Computer Lab sessions) to meet the requirements for the NEW Accounting & Computer Assistant Business Certificate. These registrants will continue with the same textbook from Chapters 9 thru 18.

MICROSOFT EXCEL

DRIVING EDUCATION TEACHER

?Offered Only FALL Semesters

DRIVER TRAINING & TRAFFIC SAFETY SEMINAR

Meets the technical requirements of the DMV for future or present driving school instructors (also known as the "30-Hour Basic Instructor's Course" or "Methods and Content Course for In-car Instruction" which satisfies the Commissioner's Regulations, Part 76.15, of the NYS DMV requirements for certifying driving instructors). Emphasizes the principles of defensive driving and behind-the-wheel instructional techniques. Reviews traffic rules and regulations. Recommended for fleet safety supervisors. Required textbook: Responsible Driving is available at the QCC Bookstore.

DRIVERS EDUC: CLASSROOOM TEACHING TECHNIQUES

Guidelines, instructional techniques, and actual demonstrations of effective teaching procedures designed to help driving instructors attain a higher level of professional skill in presenting the DMV's Prelicensing Course. Also known as the "Teaching Techniques and Methodology" course, which satisfies the Commissioner's Regulation, Part 7.3, of the NYS DMV requirements for certifying driving instructors to teach the Prelicensing Course.

PERSONAL TRAINER NATIONAL CERTIFICATION

Come join this fun profession and be a part of what Fortune Magazine & ABC NEWS.com states as the 4th hottest job in the U.S. at a national average of $34 an hour! Employers seeking our graduates include “24 Hour Fitness”, “LA Fitness”, and “Gold’s Gyms”. This challenging course is taught over an 8-week period for better retention and skill competency (16 hours of lecture + 16 hours of practical training). The National Certification Exam is held on the 9th week. Registrants who pass both exams are eligible for the 30-hour internship required for certification and will provide graduates the network into their first job in the fitness field. Learning Outcomes After successfully completing this course, registrants will be able to:
• Understand and describe basic anatomy, kinesiology and exercise physiology.
• Assess an individual's level of fitness using ACSM guidelines.
• Design and customize exercise programs.
• Demonstrate proper execution of resistance, cardio-respiratory and flexibility exercises.
• Identify and demonstrate at least one strength exercise for every major muscle group.
• Explain ACSM and AHA recommendations for cardiovascular exercise.
The course prepares you for success with coverage of key topics including biomechanics, exercise physiology, fitness testing, equipment usage, and health assessment. World Instructor Training Schools (W.I.T.S.) is the only major certifying body in the country providing comprehensive practical training and internship components. W.I.T.S. is an approved CEU provider for the Board of Certification for Athletic Trainers (BOC), the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA), National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork (NCBTMB), Veterans Training and Education, and the International Association of Continuing Education and Training (IACET). The American Council on Education has recommended 3 undergraduate academic credits for this course. Veteran Administration partnership pending.

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MASSAGE THERAPY

FOOT REFLEXOLOGY: BEGINNER

The feet are our foundation and platform for energy support to our entire body. Foot Reflexology is a natural bodywork technique that nurtures the whole body and helps reduce the symptoms of stress. Designed specifically for the massage therapist or healthcare professional, you will learn to administer this holistic healing art as a one hour stand-alone session and as part of an integrated session with massage or other bodywork modality, from various client positions on the table.

Providing reflexology in your practice will help expand and increase your clientele. In Beginner Reflexology, the student will be introduced to the rich and fascinating history, principles, benefits and uses of this ancient healing art and science that's become increasingly popular in our modern era of holistic healthcare. The student will study reflexology maps, basic relaxation and reflex techniques and locations of all organs, glands, body systems and body parts as they relate to reflexology. Extensive hands-on training using proper technique and body mechanics will be emphasized.

The student will have a comprehensive understanding of reflexology, be able to administer and document 1-hour general reflexology sessions utilizing various techniques, proper body mechanics and posture. QCC is a Deemed Massage Therapy Continuing Education Sponsor.

There is a $10 fee, payable to instructor, for Course Manuals and supplemental handouts. Student provides own sheet, towel, fragrance-free non-greasy lotion. Intermediate and Advanced courses will be offered in the future to qualify for the ARCB (American Reflexology Certification Board) National Certification Exam. To register, call Catherine Stapleton at 646-541-9429, or email stapletonc@mac.com Note: This program is exempt from discounts.

CULTURAL COMPETENCY IN HEALTH CARE

In order to meet the needs of an increasingly
diverse patient population, healthcare providers
must understand how cultural forces
influence health perceptions. The aim of this
course is to produce healthcare providers
who understand the role of culture in health
care practice, and are equipped with the
skills necessary to assess and navigate their
profession with greater cultural awareness and
responsiveness.

ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS & HEALTH INFORMATION DATA MANAGEMENT

This course will introduce students to the
functions of the Electronic Health Record, its
benefit to healthcare workers as well as the
benefit to physicians and patients. The course
will teach the students about the government
requirements related to the transition from a
paper based record to an Electronic Health
Record. Students will explore the technological
requirements for an Electronic Health
Record system.
Required textbook: Merida L. Johns, Health
Information Management Technology: An
Applied Approach, Third Edition, AHIMA

MEDICAL BILLING INTRODUCTION & COMPUTER PRACTICE MANAGEMENT

Learn the fundamentals of Medical Office
Billing with the hands-on management
of a medical practice using the Medisoft
Advanced Patient Accounting software.
Simulate an on-the-job setting with an indepth
look into the business practices of a
successful medical practice. Topics include:
setting up and managing a medical practice,
using the universal coding system to prepare
medical claims to third party payers, government
and insurance regulations, maintaining
good patient medical and financial records.
Recommended for class: Basic computer
skills, USB 2.0 “thumb drive” device.

MEDICAL BILLING: BASIC FIRST AID

Attain the skills to assess an emergency situation, including the ABCs of emergency care and basic life support. Learn the differences between treating babies, children, adults,, and the elderly in most medical emergency situations. Instructions for the preparation of an adequate first aid kit, along with federal OASHA requirements and the Good Samaritan Act providing protection for the rescuer will be covered. No textbook required. Handouts provided. This course will not include CPR

MEDICAL BILLING: INTRODUCTION TO PHARMACOLOGY

Learn definition of key pharmacology
terms; classification of drugs based on
preparation; types and uses of drugs; system
of measurement of medication; federal
laws concerning the 5 levels of controlled
substances and OSHA regulations; and;
reaction of drugs.
No textbook required. Handouts provided.

MEDICAL BILLING: CPT CODING

Learn the universal medical coding system
to select the correct procedural code(s) for
bill submission to maximize reimbursement.
Required textbook: 2012 CPT Coding Book
(American Medical Association) and a medical
dictionary, available at the QCC Bookstore.

MEDICAL BILLING: HOSPITAL & HOSPICE BILLING

Learn the specific billing procedures and the
payment cycles. Overview of the elements
necessary for documentation and compliance
with insurance regulations discussed to
ensure prompt reimbursement.

MEDICAL BILLING: ICD-9 CODING WITH INTRODUCTION T0 ICD-10

Focus on diagnostic coding through use of the International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM) system. Completion of this course, in conjunction with CPT coding (MBX-103), enables you to obtain maximum reimbursements on claims. ICD-10 coding books will be provided for use during class.

MEDICAL BILLING: JOB SEARCH PREPARATION

Gaining successful employment requires you to market yourself when job-seeking. Determine your professional marketing objectives; prepare a top-notch resume and effective cover letter; learn proper interviewing techniques, including appropriate mannerisms and attire, interview follow-up, how salary is determined, and strategies for your on-the-job success. The second meeting will be on the computer, thus offering direct hands-on job preparation and resume development.

MEDICAL BILLING: MANAGED CARE - DEALING W/ THE 'HASSLE' FACTOR

Managed Care Plans (MCP) are, in many cases, "the only game in town", thereby requiring that physicians, front-line coding, and billing staff be well versed in dealing with the many factors associated with these type of health insurers. Learn about MCP care and its impact on healthcare delivery, the distinctions between HMOs, PPOs, and POS, MCP & terminology, contractual issues and analysis, payment and policy process, NYS law & antitrust provisions, and prompt payment law.

MEDICAL BILLING: MEDICAL CLAIMS PROBLEM SOLVING

A "must" for healthcare facilites as the link between the medical provider and the insurance carrier. Learn to recognize and prevent common reasons claim payment is delayed, reduced, or denied, and proper strategies to resolve disputes.

MEDICAL BILLING: NYS WORKERS COMPENSATION & NO FAULT INSURANCE

Geared to new and established medical office managers, physicians, coders, and entry-level employees to gain better understanding of the rules and regulations of the NYS Workers' Compensation (WC) program. Learn key provisions of the NYS WC law, including how to enroll, payment process of WC Fee Schedule, procedures to file claims promptly and tracking, properly challenge claim denials, arbitration and legal WC issues, reporting requirements, and impact of recent court decisions/legislation on the business practice.

MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

The demand for Medical Office Assistants in hospitals, long term care facilities and doctor’s offices continues to increase in NYC. Assistants are now being asked to manage administrative functions of the practice, including electronic health records billing and coding procedures, clinical, technical and diverse cultural skills. Earn industry certifications from the American Health Information Management Association, American Heart Association, and National Healthcareer Association.

Partial Payment Schedule available for Bundle Pricing Program Package:
50% due at initial time of registration & 50% balance due at end of 1st semester
For more information please contact Jeff Chen at (718) 281-5546 or jchen@qcc.cuny.edu. Discounts not applicable for this program.

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PARALEGAL

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COMPUTERS IN THE LAW OFFICE FOR PARALEGALS & LAWYERS IN LEGAL ORGANIZATIONS

Acquire up-to-date information technology regarding the use of software and hardware for legal research, file, client, and accounting management. Learn basic computer concepts via software programs including Microsoft Word, Tabs3, AbacusLaw, Lexis & Westlaw. Topics covered: legal timekeeping and billing, litigation support software, case management, docket control, and Internet legal/factual research software, and; mobile computing, document management, security, ethics, law website design, and other trends in legal computing. Each topic is presented in a clear and organized manner incorporating many examples of how the software is actually used by the paralegal or attorney on-the-job. Hands-on tutorials provide participants with the opportunity to apply what is presented in the text and practice using computers to complete legal work. Prerequisites: Basic computer and Internet knowledge, access to computer. Required textbook includes the required free software and is available at the QCC Bookstore. This 30-hour course will become a part of the Spring 2010 Paralegal Certificate requirement.

NOTARY PUBLIC SEMINAR

Learn the laws, concepts, and procedures for the NYS test. Highlight situations the officer may encounter, i.e., avoiding conflict of interest, professional ethics, proper fees, handling special situations, and minimizing legal liablitiy.

PARALEGAL PROGRAM I: LEGAL OFFICE PROCEDURES

This comprehensive course will introduce students to the principles and practices of the paralegal profession. Basic review of the American legal system, the mechanics of the law office and the legal field covered. Understand the civil litigation process, immigration law, family law, landlord & tenant dispute, contract law, and criminal justice. 8 hours Fieldwork included - schedule TBA. Required textbooks available for purchase at the QCC Bookstore. Prerequisite: High School Diploma or equivalent; basic computer, internet and writing skills. Attendance mandated.

PARALEGAL II: LEGAL RESEARCH, INTERVIEWING & FIELDWORK

This comprehensive course will introduce students to the fundamental skills needed to conduct legal research inquiries, investigations, and interviews. Emphasis is given to practical applications and real-life work experiences of paralegals by combining exercises and theories. Includes computer training sessions. Required textbooks available for purcchase at the QCC Bookstore. Prerequisite: High School Diploma or equivalent; basic computer, internet and writing skills. Attendance mandated.

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REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON LICENSING

?Offered Only FALL Semesters

This course is designed to prepare students to take the New York Sate Salesperson License Examination, and meets the revised 75-hour requirement for exam preparation set by New York Sate effective July 2008. Topics covered include license law and regulations; law of agency; legal issues; the contract of sales and leases; real estate finance; land use regulations; construction and environmental mathematics; municipal agencies; property insurance; taxes and assessments; condominiums and cooperatives; commercial and investment properties; income tax issues in real estate transactions; and mortgage brokerage.

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TAX PRACTITIONER'S INSTITUTE

?Offered Only FALL Semesters

14th Annual Tax Practitioner's Institute: BUX-415 F The IRS Stakeholder Liaison Field and New York State Society of Enrolled Agents jointly present this seminar on the following topics: 2012 Federal Tax Law updates 2012 New York State Tax Law updates Practice before the IRS, Circular 230 Update Additional Topics to Be Announced Please note: Topics subject to change. Designed for CPA's, Enrolled Agents and other tax practitioners, this agenda of important issues and hot topics meets the needs of practitioners who handle individual and business accounts. The program carries 8 continuing education credits for tax professionals. The $165 tuition includes all sessions, materials, refreshment breaks, buffet luncheon and the $15 registration fee. Approved by NYS Education Department for 8 CPE credits. New York State Dept. of Education Sponsor License #001711. Note: Early registration discount (pay only $145) for registering by Monday Oct. 3rd. NEW: Ethics & Responsibilities for Tax Professionals: BUX-415 FA Ethics CPE is part of the required continuing education curriculum for a Registered Tax Return Preparer (RTRP). Preparers of federal income tax returns are subject to the ethical standards described in IRS Circular 230. The rules in Circular 230 have always applied to certified public accountants, attorneys and enrolled agents. With the implementation of IRS Tax Preparer Certification, Circular 230 now applies to additional tax professionals. This course is based on one CPE credit for each 50 minutes of study time designed to help the tax professional understand the rules and regulations governing the tax profession and the practical application of these rules in the daily operation of their businesses. The course illustrates the compliance requirements of Treasury Department Circular 230 as it applies to Enrolled Agents, CPAs, and attorneys in their practice before the Internal Revenue Service. Includes Continental Breakfast Please Note: Both of these programs are exempt from further discounts.